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August 18, 2009
5 Tips for Productive Brainstorming
The now over-the-hill catchphrase “think outside the box” associated the act of brainstorming with the idea of being free from any sort of s
The now over-the-hill catchphrase “think outside the box” associated the act of brainstorming with the idea of being free from any sort of structure. If we could just open up our minds to a “blue sky” of possibilities it seemed to say, we’d soon hit upon a miraculous and innovative solution. Easier said, than done.
These days, when we sit in front of the box to end all boxes – the personal computer – for hours on end, multitasking ourselves until we forget what we were doing two seconds ago, a little structure goes a long way. And maybe it always did.
These days, when we sit in front of the box to end all boxes – the personal computer – for hours on end, multitasking ourselves until we forget what we were doing two seconds ago, a little structure goes a long way. And maybe it always did.